A study co-authored by IFPRI's Research Fellow Mateusz Filipski on the economic impact of refugees was covered by Voice of America. The study found that refugees can actually have a positive economic impact on their host communities. According to the article…

The Global Hunger Index was mentioned in an op-ed in Kenya's Daily Nation, the country's largest newspaper. The author, Nelson Maina, wrote how Kenya is among 50 countries where hunger levels remain "serious" or "alarming." Maina emphasized that the duty of…

Temperature fluctuations spurred more migration among women than menCold weather drove nearly three times as much migration as warm weatherDrawing from over 21 million Census records, the study allows for interpretations at the national level and over…

November 9, 2016, New Delhi— It is with a sense of urgency that more than 200 researchers, government officials, civil society partners and others will meet in New Delhi today and tomorrow at the conference “Delivering for Nutrition in India: Learning from…

The Financial Express ran an editorial titled “Why agriculture still matters” that mentions IFPRI research: “Agriculture deserves attention on other counts. Studies conducted by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) indicate that a one…

The Times of India covered the 2016 Global Hunger Index, noting that India ranked 97th on the list. According to the article, published on Oct. 13, "[c]ountries worse than India include extremely poor African countries such as Niger, Chad, Ethiopia and…

Dhaka, Bangladesh, October 24, 2016 – On Monday, the Ministry of Agriculture and the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) jointly announced the inauguration of the IFPRI Bangladesh office at an event in Dhaka.

The 2016 Global Hunger Index was featured in a piece published by Yahoo! News. According to the article: "Called the Global Hunger Index, the report paints a reality very different from India 2020. Far from becoming a superpower, India has failed to provide…